Object

• debt: It is extremely positive about the Indian government's endeavor to restructure debt, which will bring down borrowing costs.

• economy: But he is using this as a cover to restructure the Northern Irish economy.

• industry: The problem was that these preceded any attempt to restructure Russian industry.

• curriculum: Therefore a need may arise to restructure the curriculum and adapt teaching methods to match the continuous and reflective nature of portfolio assessments.

• force: Geoff Hoon, the US patsy, told the Royal United Services Institute that he intends to restructure the British armed forces.

Converse of object

• undergo: The Library underwent a comprehensive restructure last year, including several job losses.

• propose: A key issue that affects all NHS workers, not just those in primary care, is the proposed PCT restructure.

• announce: July 2005 The Allied Healthcare Group has announced a restructure of its business, with effect from 4 July.

Modifying Another Word

• recently: Jupiter has recently restructured its bonus scheme in the aftermath of several key departures from Jupiter to New Star.

• significantly: Following extensive reviewing, the new edition has been significantly restructured.

Adjective modifier

• organizational: A major organizational restructure took place under the Directorship of Chris Story to ensure that our services are fully focused on Members ' needs.

• radical: In October 2002, the then Health Secretary, Alan Milburn, outlined government plans for a radical restructure of social services.

• internal: Due to a large internal restructure they are looking for a new team of researchers.

• recent: Following the recent postal pricing restructure, it has been necessary to review our shipping costs.

• major: The Planning process was very challenging and there was a major restructure of the MPS planning team involved part way through the year.